This project is a fork of this one, and beyond what the original had, includes several new features, including:
- CSS
- Expanded database of torrents (including torrents.csv)
- User upload support
- Webtor download and streaming links using the webtor sdk
- Moving the data to another repo (probably), to lessen deploy times for the base website
- If you want to edit the csvs, try rowZero
A CSV file with all torrent infohashes and names from thepiratebay.org on the moment of 2019-Sep-14.
You can conveniently browse this database on the Github Pages of this repo (do not open with mobile connection, it loads 200 MiB of data!)
Alrernatively, you can manually lookup the content you need by the name and download the data by inserting the infohash into your favourite torrent client like deluge (you will need to convert the hash from base64 to hex).
Most editors die when I try to open this 200 MiB file, but vim eats it like a piece of cake.
I added a package.json, so you should be able to add this repo as npm dependency with something like this in your app package.json:
"dependencies": {
"piratebay-db-dump": "git+https://github.com/darksun-misc/piratebay-db-dump.git#master",
}
Will possibly update this repo with more recent dumps, maybe dumps from other trackers, maybe some convenient js scripts.
Feel free to create pull requests to add any torrents you have to the random_torrent_contributions.csv.
(will scratch some automated duplication check testing tool if there will be many contributions at some point)
Just found a very similar project:
https://gitlab.com/dessalines/torrents.csv https://codeberg.org/heretic/torrents-csv-data
Dunno what I should do now...